herbs for bone cancer

[Guest guest]

John,

 

 

 

Bu gu zhi has the most research behind it, and shows up most often in formulas.

Gu sui bu and san qi are also useful. Take a look at Heiner's formula Ox Bone

Pearls, and also Vitality Pearls and Guanyin Pearls. Depending on the dog's

overall presentation, these are useful. There is a need to clear any pathogenic

heat, and also to strongly tonify yang qi. Also consider herbs that

specifically inhibit MMP-9. Turmeric is one, but you will need something more

concentrated that just a 5:1 of jiang huang. I have no attachment to the

product, but I particularly like BCM-95 from Dolcas-Biotec (available in gel cap

from through eipc4health.com). Particularly since it is for a dog, a small dose

can go a long way. Dan shen is also useful for this purpose if it is

appropriate in the formula. Good luck.

 

 

 

Robert

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi John,

 

I have completely stopped bone cancer in a 13 year old dog in the right front

leg. This dog had a whole the size of a nickel in her " elbow " joint. I

searched the Database for ITM formulas, and combined two formulas (notably

neither contained Gu Sui Bu. I used a combination of Subhuti's Zedoria tablets,

and this formula in granules,(it is a modification of his ITM's Dang Gui and

Milletia):

 

 

Bai Shao 9g

Dan Shen 9g

Long Yan Rou 5g

Dang Gui 9g

Shu Di Huang 9g

Ji Xue Teng 25g

Huang Qi 9g

Dang Shen 9g

Chen Pi 9g

Bei Xie 8g

Chuan Xiong 9g

Hai Feng Tong 9g

 

This is one months dose in addition to the Zedoaria. Dose is 1 teaspoon 2x's

per day -- but my client generally give it as 1 tablespoon 1 x day.

 

I would have to see the dog to tell you whether this combination would be

perfect or not, but with the dog I am treating, it not ony stopped the cancer,

but also started to fill in the hole of the bone. I requested that my patient

get X ray's after I had treated for 3 months. The x rays showed an elimination

of the cancer, and actual bone growth to a point where the previously the Vet

had recommended amputation, and now said " I don't know what you are doing, but

keep on doing it. " I also treated the dog every week of those 3 months. Now, I

treat her once a month or so, and she is in continued remission.

 

Sincerely,

 

L.Ac.

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